He then started Saber Software with his younger brother. He spent 10 years of developing the business. This was the early fortune of Saber Software. Saber and Khanna was in the industry of election in 2000 when the government passed the law of using electronics software by 2006. Oregon was the initial state to make the changes and comply with the new law. Saber won the contract. Afterward, 21 states utilized this software for the voting process. Saber would have grown further, however, Khanna sold the company to EDS in 2008. EDS Became HP in 2009.

Khanna Rising in Portland Oregon

Khanna grew a fond in Portland Oregon. He desired for Portland to become a successful city. He invested to 40 – 50 companies for two years. In Portland, another entrepreneur has spotted Khanna and was in need of his help. They were interested in finding out when it would be best to sell the company for a good profit, knowing that Khanna sold his company for good earnings. Then he became an advisor to entrepreneurs, by helping companies grow and obtain maximum sale outcome.

Khanna is Very Advanced

Khanna is known as a chess player where everyone else is playing checkers. He is always three steps ahead. He has helped multiple large companies to succeed in business.

While the anonymous Satoshi Nakatoma (fake name) is credited with creating blockchain technology, people in the know agree that it was Serge Belamant who developed the technology it is built on. He has filed several patents over the years which cumulatively led to blockchain becoming the tech behind cryptocurrency and possibly other uses such as identity theft protection. Serge Belamant is French but mostly spent his teenage years in South Africa. He worked for a number of technology and engineering firms before establishing his own company in October 1989, Net1 Universal Technologies. He developed a universal electronic payment system that he offered to financial services firms around the world. Visa eventually hired his company who wanted him to create an application based on this type of technology.

His next big break occurred in 1999. He negotiated with the First National Bank of South Africa and bought their Cash Payment Services tech. Due to his excellent work managing this technology, Serge Belamant was named as a pioneer in the area of getting welfare grants paid in the Republic of South Africa.He moved to the United States in the early 2000s. He combined two technologies, UEPS and FTS, which he named COPAC. This technology is still in use by VISA in order to prevent fraud and verify PINs. Not long after returning to South Africa, his company went public and is now on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.

What are some of his early patents that led to blockchain technology? His first patent, filed in 2001, was one that created a system where people could remotely gamble, securely, using his technology. This software kept track of winnings and losings using a smart card. It was a security system that could prevent tampering. Today, Serge Belamant is working at Zilch Technologies Limited, a company he founded along with his son, Philip, in 2017. His company is in the digital advertising space. His company funds its client’s ads so that they can use their cash to grow their company. He is now living in Belgravia, London.

The technology, e-commerce, and fashion have grown tremendously in 2016. In the previous year, the total revenue generated by the e-commerce alone was $72 Billion, and there is an expectation of an increment. It is believed that by 2021, the gross revenue accrued by the e-commerce alone shall stand at $116 billion. Both Legacy and Startup Fashion have gone through thick and thin to attract as many digital consumers as possible. The two companies have tried from adopting the latest CRM technology, to carefully studying the latest and most successful marketing through the social media. One technique that has however earned them some success is the membership program model.

From Beginning a Trend to Bucking the Model

The first membership fashion for footwear was launched in 2010 by JustFab. The individuals who made the efforts of subscribing to the monthly VIP membership got 30% discounts on the actual prices of the products. They also were issued with the chance to access the promotions and special products and also the free shipping. This was seen as one of the best ways to market the products which were still new in the market and, therefore, facing stiff competition. Within two years, the site had attracted more than 2 million subscribers.

From Data into Designer Destinations

Goldenberg, the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of TechStyle started his career at the age of thirteen years; he started an online bulletin that later on transformed into a gaming website; Gamer’s Alliance. Adam Goldenberg, at the age of 17, decided to sell the Gamer’s Alliance to another company by the name, Intermix, which is the parent owner of the social media site by the name, MySpace. After leaving the Intermix, Adam Goldenberg founded the online e-commerce site known as the Intelligent Beauty. Adam had gotten used to technology and he was using it to grow his newly founded business that was doing well as compared to the competitors. Don Ressler, who is one of the co-founders of the Intelligent Beauty contributed heavily toward the success of the e-commerce business started by Adam Goldenberg.

Other Investments

Other than investing in Technology, Adam and his colleagues like Don Ressler ensured that there was a heavy investment in the marketing and product selection. This was necessary for the e-commerce for it was looking for all the means to beat the competition that was getting stiffer as other firms leveraged the latest technology. To offer the best shopping experience, TechStyle an enterprise styling system which helped it to accumulate more profits as compared to the rivals in the market?